A member of COAD, serving Yavapai County, Arizona
I AM READY!
LASER is kicking off a new program to assist in emergency readiness.
- You can download the Fillable Intake Form below, take your own photos and embed them in the form. Instructions are provided.
- LASER can do this for you at upcoming events at the Chino Valley Equestrian Park and at local horse shows. We will prepare your Intake Forms before disaster strikes, with photos of your equines, and provide copies of the shelter rules and waiver. When you must evacuate your home, you can be ready to present these documents at the shelter. This will expedite the intake process, meaning less time waiting in line, and ensure accuracy of animal and owner identification. We’ll let you know when and where we will offer this service on our Facebook page and email blasts. Watch for opportunities!
Ready / Set / Go !
Sign Up for the Code RED Emergency Notification System - Click on this photo
Sign Up for the Code RED Emergency Notification System - Click on this photo
Sign Up for the Code RED Emergency Notification System - Click on this photo
The Yavapai County Sheriff's office uses Code Red as its emergency notification system. This service can send messages to residents and businesses within minutes with specific information when an emergency or time-sensitive issue arises.
Is your home Firewise safe? Click on this photo for information from PAWUIC
Sign Up for the Code RED Emergency Notification System - Click on this photo
Sign Up for the Code RED Emergency Notification System - Click on this photo
PAWUIC offers firewise resources and information publications on their website.
Reduce Fire Hazards At Your Barn
1. Do not smoke in and around the barn
2. Store flammable chemicals in approved safety containers away from occupied structures.
3. Keep all combustible material (hay, shavings, wood, etc.) in one area and clean up spills
4. Rake perimeters, clear weeds & tall grasses from buildings
5. Clear roof structures & gutters
6. Keep a ladder long enough to reach the top in case of a fire on the roof
7. Have a garden hose (long enough to reach around structures) always connected & with a spray nozzle attached
8. Get a battery powered radio to monitor news reports and evacuation broadcasts
9. Get to know your neighbors and develop a neighborhood evacuation plan